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2009 Army Strong 4A Team of Week 0.


Longview Lobos started slowly but finished strong in a 28-25 win over defending 5A-I champion Allen.
Longview trailed 17-0 at halftime but scored three third-quarter touchdown as it rallied for its 25th straight home win.

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Army Strong Team of Week 1
Denton, which snapped a 20-game losing streak by knocking off Fort Worth Western Hills, 35-12.
Denton hadn't won a game since August of 2007.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 2wo......

Gregory-Portland, which beat area 5A rival Corpus Christi Carroll for the first time since 2004; no one was more influential than Nikki Smith, who rushed for 218 yards and two scores.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 2wo....
CC Calallen looked like it had work to do this season after scoring just 25 points in its first two games.
But its 29-24 Week 3 win over the Los Fresnos Falcons proved that it can score the ball in bunches.
But the amazing thing was that Calallen found itself trailing by 17 points after the first quarter–after that point, the Wildcats outscored Los Fresnos 29-7 to post the comeback win.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 4....
Waco High didn't look so hot when it started the season 0-3 under a new coach.
But it turned the year around in a big way with a 38-25 upset victory over district rival Ennis, which was ranked No. 8 in the 4A polls.
Waco forced seven turnovers--including four interceptions of Ennis' D.J. Betik, one of the state's leading passers.
Waco came out of the gate hot, and jumped out to a 35-11 halftime lead over the Lions.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 5....
Corsicana used to be a football factory the likes of which the state had never seen, but realignment stuck them in a tough district a year and a half ago, and inconsistent play had forced the Tigers into also-ran status.
But an offseason coaching change is already paying dividends, as Phil Castles’ first win on campus came against No. 4 Waco Midway, 40-31. Corsicana forced the Panthers into two first-half interceptions that were returned for touchdowns and caused five turnovers overall.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 6.

Big Spring also snapped a district winning streak in Week 6, ending Wolfforth Frenship’s 16-game run. The Frenship Tigers were the favored team coming in, but Big Spring, now 6-0, continued its hot start to the season with a 28-14 victory that catapulted it into the class’ top ten. The Big Spring defense forced four interceptions from a Frenship quarterback that had yet to throw one all season long. Big Spring rallied from a 14-7 halftime deficit to post the win.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 7even....

Port Lavaca-Calhoun was the underdog Friday in its matchup against District 30-4A favorite Gregory-Portland, but the Sandcrabs emerged with a hard-fought 21-20 victory.
Calhoun improved to 3-0 in district play and 5-2 overall to seize control of the district race.
Calhoun avenged a loss to Gregory-Portland last year–Calhoun’s only district loss of 2008.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 8ight...

CC Flour Bluff made its case for having the toughest defense in District 31-4A on Friday in a dominating 28-7 win over No. 11 Calallen. Flour Bluff (7-1 overall, 5-0 in district) only allowed 84 yards against Calallen.

Army Strong 4A Team of Week 9ine...
Marshall played its best game of the season in defeating defending state champion Sulphur Springs on Friday, 48-13. It was a big win for Marshall (6-3 overall, 4-1 in District 13-4A) because it clinched the district’s Division II top playoff seed.

Army Strong AAAA Team of Week 10.

Waller trailed district champion Brenham by 11 points entering the fourth quarter but rallied for a 15-14 win behind two late touchdown runs by quarterback Miller Pierce.
The win clinched a playoff berth for Waller, which started the season 0-6 but won four straight down the stretch to punch its playoff ticket. Waller finished the regular season 4-6 overall, 4-3 in District 18-4A.

Army Strong AAAA Team of Week 11.

In only its second season of varsity play, Frisco Liberty earned its first playoff victory with a 49-35 win over Rockwall-Heath.
Running back Jay Ajayi led the way with 123 rushing yards and three touchdowns for the Redhawks, who improved to 6-5 on the season and advances to face Dallas Lincoln in the second round.
Rockwall-Heath had been a state quarterfinalist a year ago.